Chennai Startup ePlane Lands NVIDIA Backing for AI-Driven Aircraft Certification

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NVIDIA's growing focus on "Physical AI" is beginning to extend beyond robotics and industrial automation into aerospace, with Indian electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) startup ePlane emerging as one of the companies highlighted during CEO Jensen Huang's COMPUTEX keynote.

The Chennai-based company said it was featured during Huang's presentation as an example of organizations using artificial intelligence, simulation, and digital twin technologies to engineer physical systems rather than software applications.

According to the startup, it is currently the third eVTOL company globally to receive support from NVIDIA for its certification efforts and the only company from Asia to be part of such an initiative.

AI and Digital Twins for Aircraft Certification

Unlike conventional technology partnerships, the collaboration centers on integrating NVIDIA's technologies into the aircraft development and certification process.

The IIT Madras-incubated company said it was the first eVTOL manufacturer globally to publicly commit to NVIDIA hardware within its...

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